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Gender: Male
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Married
Ethnicity:
Other
Location:
Maine
United States
Maine
United States
School:
High school and MIT
Northeastern
UMass Amherst
before my brain shut down and education became a PITA
High school and MIT
Northeastern
UMass Amherst
before my brain shut down and education became a PITA
Work:
Self
sub-contractor in DC
telco labs (Bell before the breakup)
photographer for some Boston based agencies
Self
sub-contractor in DC
telco labs (Bell before the breakup)
photographer for some Boston based agencies
Hometown(s):
Boston
Hatfield
Charlestown.MA
Millbridge
Rangeley
and a few other towns in Maine
AZ
DC
: VA
NH
Boston
Hatfield
Charlestown.MA
Millbridge
Rangeley
and a few other towns in Maine
AZ
DC
: VA
NH
Quote:
If all else fails- jump up and down, waving a fist full of burning incense over a "technologically advanced, cutting edge, easy to install, easy to use," rectangular piece of plastic and glass
If all else fails- jump up and down, waving a fist full of burning incense over a "technologically advanced, cutting edge, easy to install, easy to use," rectangular piece of plastic and glass
Semi-Bivy remnants
Mah Jongg GardenAbout Me
VAR/VAD/SI - translation Value Added Reseller, Value Added Dealer, System Integrator, and Forensic Recoveries of Computers. Involved in industry since 1968 when I was drafted from college by a multi-national.
Interests:
AARP, fishing if I ever get to cast a fly again, or even a hook and worm, home renovation,carpentry with chainsaw and/or axe, photography, boating, hiking, snowshoeing, mountain biking on antique Diamondback Ascent, camping in Tents, RV's. Delegate for a political party, data entry for same (the only good one, heh - work on that one - see Boston), target practise using computers and several Glocks. If they don't shape up or can't be fixed - then strip their polluting parts to recycle and use 'em for target practise. Non-Protected daily read newsgroups -Lockergnome,M$ KB, Technet.Backwoodssolar,RV.Net,Worldwinddata.com,homepower.com,biodiesel.org,biodiesel.com,any and all alternative energy sites - Magazines InfoWorld,Bugtraq,Demark daily threat,dataloss digest,InfoWeek,eWeek,SCN,network computing,baseline,Dr.DobbsJournal,Mass HighTech,CFO,residential systems,vsr,redmond,aarp,a few fed'l type mags,SessionInitiativeProtocol mag,embedded systems design,crn,eetimes,Battery Power Magazine,cabling,telephony,network world,Optimize,Government VAR,Messaging News,Internet Telephony,Processor,Battery News,GPS Monthly,ad nauseum - those are primarily the required reading, and I know I'm forgetting about 30 others, Hobbies and Enjoyment - Mother Earth News,This Old House,USEA -solar monthly,Highways, NEA Today, Popular Photography,Treehugger (I'm not quite that bad - Admit a certain level of fondness for old growth forests) - I need a new hobby/business/life/retirement looks better each day. Rescues of purebreed drop-outs from K9 schools and kill shelters - less incidence of cancers and have lost many beautiful mutts to Cancers. Website you can GET to = http://www.greenfuelsforecast.com alternative fuels and battery powered cars, etcMy Photos (41)
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RockyMountainGirl says:
Enjoyed the camp pictures today! Have you seen EMTY's pics of their foundation work at their cabin in 1975?
Hope you and your DW are enjoying a good weekend, Froze. If I know you, you are busy, busy, busy like always. Have fun!
Posted: November 21, 2009 10:40AM EST
RockyMountainGirl says:
I just posted a new video about our "Addams Family" house. After a full week of 13 hour days of hard physical labor on a house much, much smaller than the Money Pit 2 I can highly reccomend that you RUN as fast and as far as you possibly can! HO, GOLLY! Renovation is a young man's job, Froze! Old ladies and creaky old men shouldn't mess with that stuff unless we are heavily under the influence. I am still aching! Come see my video
Posted: October 29, 2009 9:28AM EDT
Frozenoem says:
I'm not totally creaky yet - still have a couple of years before then. If I make it to camp will have more than enough lubrication to see it through.
Figure I'm good for at least 15-20 years before the creaks become too loud to ignore. Let's hear a round of applause for Celebrex and plavix to remove the heart failure from the anti-arthritis stuff.
I saw the video but, you looked like you were enjoying it, while also disliking it a very little bit. More happy than otherwise - not too many scowls amongst the actors
Posted: October 29, 2009 2:57PM EDT
